How can I watch.........

[nicolas46]

What Operating System are you running on your PC?
Usually you get the format option, just above eject, when you right click on the drive in My Computer.

Windows 7 ??

 

[Mickha]

Windows 7 should give the same options, not sure about Windows 8. Go into Computer, right click on the drive, probably listed as removable disk (F), or similar, and you should have the format option.
Otherwise try loading the unzipped technomate 7100 patch file, just drag, and drop, or copy, and paste, onto your USB stick and try loading it onto your receiver.

 

[nicolas46]

Will do later!!! Many thanks for that!!

Ok now I would also like to know if it's possible to watch French TV?? Especially the local stations? Also Belgium and The Netherlands???

Look forward to your reply!

Cheers Mickha for all you help so far!

 

[Analoguesat]

French TV transmitted in the clear in Europe:

http://en.kingofsat.net/find2.php?p...m_genre=&num_crypt=1&num_standard=&ordre=freq

Ignore the "Newtech" stuff in grey down the bottom - thats clear but in a format most receivers dont handle

No locals on satellite

 

[nicolas46]

French TV transmitted in the clear in Europe:

http://en.kingofsat.net/find2.php?p...m_genre=&num_crypt=1&num_standard=&ordre=freq

Ignore the "Newtech" stuff in grey down the bottom - thats clear but in a format most receivers dont handle

No locals on satellite

What about Belgium and The Netherlands??

 

[Analoguesat]

What about Belgium and The Netherlands??

Not much - they are mainly subscription apart from one generic channel called BVN and a handful of Dutch locals that are spectacularly dull..

Before we have a tour around Europe have a look at this page

http://en.kingofsat.net/search.php

Get to know how to use it and 90% of your channel questions will be answered.

 

[Mickha]

Why not try searching yourself? That way you can find a lot of FTA, Free to Air, channels, on various satellites.
You can use sites like lyngsat.com, which lists all channels by satellites, click the top links, for Europe and Atlantic, click on a satellite, that you can receive, then check all the channels for a red F, FTA.
Alternatively you could use kingofsat.net, as in the link provided by Analoguesat, and do searches for Free to Air, and specific language options.
You really should be learning to use these sites, especially as channels often change frequency, or PIDS, and need to be re-scanned in.

Beaten to it by Analoguesat.

 

[Lazarus]

Not forgetting Flysat, of course.

 

[nicolas46]

Ok thnx one and all!

 

[Mickha]

Have you found the channels/satellites you were looking for, and did you manage to patch your receiver?